Method of coating semiconductor substrates

Coating processes – Electrical product produced – Integrated circuit – printed circuit – or circuit board

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29576R, 29584, 118 495, 204192S, 427 94, 427 95, 427248B, B05D 108, B05D 512, C23C 1108

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041420047

ABSTRACT:
A low-temperature, high-pressure, medium-power process, which utilizes a radio frequency powered radial flow reactor, utilizes only silane and ammonia as the reactant gases for deposition. The methods disclosed result in the deposition on semiconductor wafers of moderately high density silicon-nitrogen films which have low tensile stress and good crack resistance. In addition, these films provide good step coverage, good scratch resistance, and an inert barrier to sodium and moisture.

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